Final Glory 1081 PCS

I really enjoyed putting this building set together, and it’s a solid addition to any car enthusiast's collection. The "River Jump" scene adds a nice touch of storytelling that you don't always get with standalone vehicle kits. I was particularly impressed with the part quality; the blocks snap together firmly and the colors are vibrant, making the finished rally car look great on display. The instruction manual was clear and well-illustrated, which made the assembly process smooth and relaxing without any major frustrations.

The scale of the car is a big plus for me, as it fits right in with other popular racing champion lines, allowing for some fun cross-brand display setups. My only minor gripe is that while the build is sturdy overall, a few of the smaller decorative elements on the landscape can be a bit finicky to keep in place if you’re moving the set around. That being said, for the price point and the piece count, it’s a fantastic value that offers a satisfying build experience. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a unique display piece that isn't just another generic car.

I rather enjoyed this set, it beat my expectations for sure. The instructions were easy to read and follow, they put some good effort into making a good instruction book. The bags were numbered for an easy organized build. The blocks were a good quality and they fit together well with no loose bricks. All the pieces were there, nothing missing. The build itself was really good, the design of the build made it nice and strong and it makes a really good race scene. The car was a good build as well, nice and strong and it looks good. They do make two others that fit together to make one race scene. Overall the quality was really good, the build was fun and everything was there. I’d say this is a good value especially for the price!

This is definitely a display piece and not made for play. The bricks are compatible with Lego but not as high quality. The instructions were easy to follow however they should have made more steps so you didn't have so many pieces in each step to sort through. It did have lots of stickers. I wish it had more printed parts. It's not a bad set just not something I would probably get again.

The River Jump set delivers a well rounded and enjoyable build that should appeal to anyone who likes compact vehicle models paired with a bit of environmental storytelling. The parts quality is solid throughout, and the instructions are clearly illustrated and paced in a way that makes the project approachable for builders of any experience level. The car itself is slightly smaller than a typical Speed Champions style model, yet it still captures the look of an off road rally vehicle with enough detail to feel complete. The included spectator figure adds a touch of personality that helps the scene feel more alive.

The forest terrain is the real highlight, since it brings a natural texture and shape that gives the finished display a grounded sense of place. It is a compact diorama, but it has enough visual interest to stand on its own as a small shelf piece. Even though the theme does not quite fit into my usual display preferences, I found the assortment of parts surprisingly useful, and I can easily see many of them finding their way into future MOCs. For rally fans or anyone who enjoys modular scene building, this is a pleasant and worthwhile kit.

This kit has a rather nice SUV that's about the same size/scale as the Lego racing champions line, as seen in the comparison shot of the DeLorean time machine. The mini-figures that were included fit inside the car very easily as do figures from other brands. The windshield lifts off to allow easy placement of the figures with no further disassembly of the model, which makes this a great play feature. The instructions for the car are pretty straight-forward and it can be assembled pretty quickly. The car is phase three of the build, with the first two phases being the landscape portion. The landscape/raceway goes together pretty easily, but there are some sections of the instructions that could use a little more clarity, specifically around the waterfall and river sections. The base is also a little flimsy as compared to other models I've assembled and at one point it came apart in my hands as I was trying to attach other bricks to it. Still, I really like the design and the car is a very nice piece by itself as is the pine tree in the background. We opted not to use the included stickers since my kids will probably be using the car for something other than a racer. One small caveat with the car's design; for an off-road racer, the car has no ground clearance. My son tried to roll the car across the bridge and it got stuck at the top when it bottomed out on the top of the ramp. I realize that this set was probably designed more as a display piece than a playset, but if you can't play with a toy, then what's the purpose of having it? The blocks were all high-quality and work with the other brands we own. At the current price of almost $50, it feels like a good value, but probably not a bargain. Overall, I don't have any serious complaints about this kit and no reservations about recommending it as a purchase.

I've had a few sets from "iambrick" and been happy with all of them. This set is no exception. The bricks are great quality and the design is just awesome! My son and I wanted to build this set together as he enjoys building cars and I like landscapes and dioramas. Would have liked the car and the landscape to be 2 different or separate instructions. The company does have .pdf versions, but you have to email them for it and that didn't help me when my son and I wanted to build it "now". That and the minifigs are my only complaints and that's kinda reaching for them. The use of color and parts is well done! They do some layering so the set looks deeper and more detailed when it's fairly simple. I have actually wondered if barrels could be used as trees, but never got around to testing that. This set shows that you can and that they look good. I will be modifying this design for my own MOC for my office.
The instructions were accurate and had enough parts per step to keep things moving along without losing you with to many things happening at once. Overhead view on certain steps where a HUGE help! They distinguished between Brown and Dark Brown clearly! The dust detail was nice and a great example of how this set was planned out.
There are printed tiles and stickers! They give you a choice in stickers, brand names (well, sorta) and general racing themes. I don't put stickers over multiple bricks as a general rule so I have left a lot of them off. One note on the stickers is that they are cut out in the shape, not just a square or rectangle. I used to makes custom products with vinyl and you applied it with a clear application tape, stick it all to the part and then peel the application tape off leaving just the cut out stickers. They look really good when done. It just takes some time and going slow to get it right. I found that attaching the parts you are snickering to a bigger piece helps you hold it and get the stickers better aligned. There are some parts that are printed like the log ends and a few signs. I'm guessing those are used in multiple sets and worth printing, while the stickers are more just for this set. The car would definitely look better with the stickers as that's how race cars look. I know that this set will get torn down after a while on display and used for parts, that's why I keep pieces from being attached to to others via stickers. The mirrors don't stay on the doors the best, often a problem that plagues brick built cars. I don't understand using the center of turntables to re-enforce the bottom joints. Why not use those bottom tiles? There were no turntables used in the set so it's not like they just tried to stick with one piece for several uses. Not a big deal though, just wierd.
About 5 Cents per piece. LEG0 and major brand compatible. Bricks hold well and go together easily. Other than the blank stub tops, I don't think anyone could tell these aren't brand name bricks. The quality it top notch! Car is 9 studs wide and 20 studs long if that's something you want to put along side some other builds, not an issue if you are just keeping it with this set or the rest of the race series.

The Car Building Set, Off Road Racing Car set is so much fun to build and play with afterwards.

This is a quality building set that comes with a very detailed illustrated instruction manual. My 10 year old grandson was able to construct it with assistance from his mom. He now has a set that looks great on the shelf and can be played with. Of course he’s used his own building blocks to make it more his style.

I recommend this set to anyone that enjoys building blocks, collector sets and automotive toys.

I love this set! Great for kids and adults both. This adult certainly loves it! Is compatible with other sets and like-sized vehicles. The blocks are well made, and assembly is relatively straightforward. It's just as much fun building it as it is displaying it, and it can be done again, and again! Highly recommend!

This set has a little over 1000 pieces and my son thoroughly enjoyed the build. The pieces are packaged by steps and made assemby easy by not.having to search through hundred of pieces to find what you're looking for. The off-road look definitely added some flair to his lego display shelves and this is one he put right up front because of "How cool it looks." The set is more durable than most lego builds, and the car is movable over the terrain, however, I wouldn't recommend letting a young child play with any build if you're a collector. My son says lego sets are made to build and enjoy looking at, not for actual play, so take.that as you will. As a mom, this set wont survive a 5 year old, but an old child or a collector will have no issues keeping this set together.